The eviction has been paused after the gallery agreed to pay almost $29,000 in overdue rent through installments.

It marks at least the second collaboration between Hosh and Dzama, who does not identify as Native American or First Nations.

Galleries and institutions are postponing or reassessing time-sensitive shipments.

The federal filing follows a January cease-and-desist letter sent by the artist.

Artist & Craftsman asked to break leases in Philadelphia and Kansas City, Missouri.

Opera Gallery removed the case from a state court in Florida to federal court, and said it would seek to have the case dismissed.

The 2026 edition will bring a largely blue-chip roster back to the Armory, with limited turnover and four returning galleries.

A New York group show becomes a test case for cautious expansion and collaboration outside the art fair circuit.